Sentence examples for alarmingly well from inspiring English sources

Bits of Tweedy's vocals, meanwhile, track the structure of Supergrass's "Alright" alarmingly well.

When they rose up in 1791, they seemed to the whites to be alarmingly well organised.Sometimes the book's pace slackens.

Mafia-linked parties did alarmingly well in the European poll, though they did not win any seats.

Populists, of both the buffoonish and the sinister variety, have done alarmingly well in elections across the new member countries since 2004.

Arturo, I noticed, kept his foot alarmingly well away from the extra brake on his side in the specially prepared student car.

The 22-year-old not only plays two sports at the elite level, she does it alarmingly well and has the Botham-esque knack of creating something from not much.

Rather, it has to do with an almost alarmingly well-developed sense of civic duty.

An early gem is Captain Clegg (1962), an 18th century smuggling romp set on Romney Marshes with a fiendishly witty script and an alarmingly well-realised squad of luminous skeletons on horseback that scare off inquisitors.

The new Conservative chief whip, Andrew Mitchell – dubbed "Thrasher" for being a tough prefect at his public school and a noted strong-armer of MPs in the Commons – seems alarmingly well-qualified on the first count.

Not so, says the government, which claims to have found a huge underground organisation consisting of 39 "general teaching centres", 1,900 "instruction stations" and 28,000 "exercise spots" across the country.Since April 25th, the authorities have anyway had all the evidence they needed that this group has been alarmingly well-organised.

But the fact remains he is still a giant, even judged solely by the sheer scale of his alarmingly well-developed biceps, biceps the size of a sack of gunpowder, or a medium-sized haunch of ox, so large they probably have a separate biological name, like biceptionals or biceratopses.